Key Takeaways:

• Clipse introduced lyrical warmth to “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” with their efficiency of “So Be It.”
• The observe features a pointed diss aimed toward Travis Scott, referencing previous tensions and lyrical omissions.
• The efficiency follows a string of main moments for the duo, together with a Vatican set and Grammy nomination submissions.

Clipse is having one hell of a 12 months. After dropping their first album in nearly 16 years, changing into the first rappers to perform at the Vatican and checking off a bunch of different spectacular achievements, Pusha T and Malice continued their profitable streak on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Monday (Oct. 13) evening.

The brothers hit the stage to carry out “So Be It,” one of many many surefire singles on Let Got Sort Em Out. Following Jimmy Kimmel’s introduction, Clipse walked out to an almost naked stage, with a number of crimson strobe lights and visuals flashing behind them. “I need everybody out your seats, and let’s bring this energy right now. What’s up?” their DJ shouted earlier than Pusha T launched into his verse.

“When I was born, grandmama could see it / I be Bentley driven and very strategic / R.M. sleeve, no diamonds are needed / Floors are heated, so be it, so be it,” he rapped. Watch the complete efficiency under.

“So Be It” was an fascinating — however positively welcome — selection for Clipse’s newest TV look. Previously, they carried out “The Birds Don’t Sing” on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” and “Ace Trumpets” on the 2025 ESPY Awards.

On the Pharrell-produced observe, Pusha T took intention at Travis Scott in his closing verse, the place he alluded to Kylie Jenner and the Houston rapper’s confrontation with Alexander “AE” Edwards. He went on to name it “corny” that Scott pulled up on him and Pharrell in Paris to preview UTOPIA however conveniently omitted Drake’s verse on “MELTDOWN.”

Aside from the upcoming European leg of their “Let God Sort Em Out Tour,” Clipse have the 2026 Grammy nominations to stay up for in November. The duo submitted “So Be It” for Best music Video, “Chains & Whips” that includes Kendrick Lamar for Best Rap Performance and “The Birds Don’t Sing” throughout a number of classes.